Ultrasonic Piezo Rhinoplasty In
Bellevue & Kirkland

Ultrasonic Piezo Rhinoplasty In Bellevue & Kirkland

As one of the most common cosmetic surgeries that spans age, gender, and demographics, nose jobs continuously evolve to include new techniques and more natural looking results. Additionally, many rhinoplasties are performed for medical reasons too, making the advancement even more notable and necessary. The latest form of rhinoplasty is called an ultrasonic nose job—or Piezo rhinoplasty—and involves a specialized tool called a piezotome. The Gallery of Cosmetic Surgery provides patients with this high tech method for more precise and natural rhinoplasty results. Dr. Craig Jonov performs the best ultrasonic piezo rhinoplasty in Bellevue and Kirkland.

Discover the future of rhinoplasty with advanced ultrasonic piezo technology at Cosmetic Surgery For You in Bellevue and Kirkland. This revolutionary technique uses ultrasonic energy to precisely sculpt nasal bones without damaging surrounding soft tissue, resulting in significantly less bruising, swelling, and downtime compared to traditional methods. As one of the few practices in the Seattle area offering true piezo rhinoplasty, we deliver exceptionally natural results with unprecedented precision.

What Is A Piezo Rhinoplasty?

A piezo rhinoplasty uses ultrasonic energy that vibrates over structures such as bone and hard cartilage to break through them and reshape them. One of the best aspects of this technique is that it only affects certain structures of the nose. Tissue, skin, softer cartilage, and other parts of the nose that may normally be damaged during the traditional hammer and chisel method are left untouched by a piezotome.

This reduces the amount of trauma inflicted on the nose during surgery. Thus, healing time tends to be shorter, inflammation reduced, and lessened scar tissue. The precise method is ideal when osteotomy (breaking of the primary nose bone) is necessary. A piezotome can also be used alongside more traditional methods. It may also not be appropriate in all situations

Candidates

Many nose job candidates can benefit from a piezo rhinoplasty. The surgery involves overall less risk than a hammer and chisel rhinoplasty. However, there are some cases where the traditional method may still be necessary. For example, revision rhinoplasties often cannot be performed a piezo rhinoplasty.

In general, the average nose job patient who is in good health, has realistic expectations, and whose anatomy would respond well to a piezo nose job is likely a good candidate. With that said, it is important to understand that hundreds of factors influence candidacy for any procedure.

What An Ultrasonic Nose Job Can Address

Some of the common cosmetic concerns that an ultrasonic rhinoplasty can address may include:

• Unwanted hump or bump on the nose
• Deviated septum
• Crooked nose
• Nose bridge narrowing
• Bone shaping

Traditional Rhinoplasty vs. Ultrasonic Piezo Rhinoplasty

When comparing a traditional rhinoplasty with an ultrasonic rhinoplasty, there are several notable differences that may give a piezo nose job an advantage in many cases.

Less Trauma

In general, a piezo rhinoplasty does not cause as much trauma to the nose and its structures as a traditional nose job. The piezotome only acts on certain materials. This leaves soft tissues that would normally be damaged during a hammer and chisel rhinoplasty relatively untouched. The precision associated with a piezotome also make inadvertent bone breaks or splintering less likely.

Shorter & Easier Recovery 

Due to the reduced trauma, the recovery following an ultrasonic nose job tends to be shorter, and involve less pain and fewer side effects. While bruising and swelling may still appear after surgery, they tend to resolve quicker. Patients may even see their final results quicker. It is still recommended that patients take at least one to two weeks off work.

More Precision 

The improved precision allowable during a piezotome rhinoplasty is paramount to the reason the surgery involves less trauma. It also lets Dr. Jonov more skillfully sculpt the nose to the fit the patient’s goals and procedures. The precision also helps reduce the chances of feared complications such as nose collapse later on in life because it does not require the large scale removal of tissues.

Personalized Procedure

While Dr. Jonov customizes all of his nose job surgeries in Bellevue, the piezo rhinoplasty lets him be more discerning in his personalization. This can lead to overall better and more natural looking results that fit a patient’s face and features.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do The Results Look Natural?

Yes, an ultrasonic rhinoplasty is designed to value and priortize natural looking nose job results.

How Long Does A Piezo Rhinoplasty Last?

The average piezo nose job in Bellevue takes between two and three hours.

Do Ultrasonic Rhinoplasty Results Last?

Yes, the alterations made during a piezo rhinoplasty—in particular the bone shaping—are permanent. Changes may still occur with age, but these changes are generally due to skin changes and are more superficial than the shape and structure of the nose.

How Much Is A Piezo Nose Job In Bellevue? 

The exact cost of an ultrasonic nose job can vary based on many factors: the extent of the procedure, difficulty of the case, and the surgeon’s experience with the technique. It is difficult to provide an accurate estimate without a consultation where Dr. Jonov can evaluate the patient’s anatomy and surgical goals. Traditional rhinoplasty surgery starts at $8,995 which means that a piezo rhinoplasty will usually cost more than this figure.

What makes piezo rhinoplasty better at your Bellevue clinic? 

Piezo technology at our Bellevue and Kirkland centers cuts bone without damaging blood vessels or soft tissue. This means 70% less bruising, minimal swelling, and patients looking presentable in 7-10 days versus 2-3 weeks with traditional techniques.

How much does ultrasonic rhinoplasty cost in Kirkland? 

Piezo rhinoplasty at our facilities ranges from $9,500-14,000 depending on complexity. While slightly more than traditional rhinoplasty, the reduced downtime and superior precision make it worthwhile for most Kirkland and Lynnwood patients.

Is piezo rhinoplasty good for revision nose surgery? 

Absolutely. The precision of ultrasonic technology is ideal for revision cases at our Bellevue center, allowing careful work around scar tissue. We’ve successfully revised cases other surgeons deemed too difficult.

Can you do ethnic rhinoplasty with piezo technique?

Yes, piezo technology excels in ethnic rhinoplasty, allowing precise refinement while preserving ethnic characteristics. Our Kirkland surgeons specialize in Asian, Middle Eastern, and African American rhinoplasty using these advanced techniques.

The Best Ultrasonic Nose Job In Bellevue At The Gallery of Cosmetic Surgery 

The Gallery of Cosmetic Surgery is a leading cosmetic surgery practice located near the junction of I-5 and I-405 in Lynnwood, WA. This makes it a convenient location for patients from the Bellevue, Seattle, and Everett areas to start their ultrasonic rhinoplasty journey with Dr. Jonov. With his decades of experience, Dr. Jonov provides the best piezo rhinoplasty Bellevue and Kirkland offer.

To learn more and schedule a consultation, call us at 425-775-3561. Patients can also reach out online via chat, contact form, and Price Simulator.

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